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  1. M

    Jeremy Whitacre's Blog on Doctors

    Some angel in this forum recently turned me onto Jeremy Whitacre and by extension his blog. I've been reading it (it seems dormant but there is a lot of material) and I am liking quite a lot of what I am reading. He's pretty much "basic Sarno" in his approach which is part of the appeal to me...
  2. Jawarrior1

    A programmers guide to TMS

    Hey guys, I just made a blog post about TMS in programming. Take a look: https://jessenerio.com/how-to-code-forever-a-programmers-greatest-guide-to-rsi/ I hope it helps anyone here who s into software engineering. :D
  3. heartofgold

    Can anyone recommend TMS blogs?

    Hello all! I recently compiled a list of top pain blogs. I'd like to include TMS-focused ones in there. Can you recommend good TMS bloggers? The ones I know so far are: - MyTMSjourney (Dani Fagan) - Back in Control Blog (David Hanscom) If there are enough of them, I will create a separate...
  4. M

    Saving My Knees blog

    I have been reading this guy's blog for awhile as I have my own knee issue (PFS, but I suspect TMS though I can't "fix" it) but I couldn't help but be intrigued by this post on his site where he talks about knee pain being accompanied by tennis elbow. Here we'd call that the Symptom...
  5. A

    From TMS sceptic to RSI recovery!

    For well over a year, I struggled with RSI pain in both my arms. I couldn't use my computer or my phone for longer than 2 hours a day without the pain getting worse. At one point, even simple things like stirring food or applying mascara made my arms burn. The pain was all I could think about...
  6. [NameRedacted]

    Blog Post I did about John Sarno

    I don't blog on this site a lot anymore, but now that I am exploring the idea of TMS I finally wanted to write something. Just felt like sharing https://darkdirtyimmature.wordpress.com/2019/01/18/pain-emotions-john-sarno/ (Pain, Emotions, John Sarno)
  7. MindBodyPT

    Pain science blog post

    Hi all, I know the blog Pain Science is one that many of us have referenced and followed here on the forums, and I just came across this post by the authors about his own struggle with chronic pain. Normally he does a pretty good job debunking structural theories of pain, though he is not a...
  8. M

    interesting blog !

    https://corpusmentis.wordpress.com/ (corpusmentis)
  9. Nicole J. Sachs LCSW

    New blog on Understanding TMS and Why We Suffer

    Hey guys, In case you haven't seen it, here is my newest blog, doing my very best to explain why we get TMS. Let me know what you think! Nicole :) http://www.thecureforchronicpain.com/community/ (COMMUNITY)
  10. B

    personal tms blogs

    Hi folks! I thought some of you might be interested in my blog that I have just started. It's not going to be entirely dedicated to TMS, but I did write a TMS related post today, and it will definitely keep coming up. If any of you are already Wordpress users and are interested in checking it...
  11. S

    Why be Aware?

    WHY BE AWARE? Why be aware? Because awareness is what we ARE. There are many names for it: the truth of who we are, consciousness itself. You could call it mindfulness, being-ness, silent alertness, that-which-isn’t-subject-to-dualism. When we bring awareness into our lives, we bring presence...
  12. Think Away Your Pain Blog

    Dr. Schechter's Blog Blog 4: Interview on Book Tour Radio website

    Originally posted: December 13, 2014 http://booktourradio.com/think-away-your-pain/ Are You in Pain? Meet Dr. David Schechter! Interview with Pain Reduction Specialist: Dr. David Schechter Dr. Schechter is the Author of: Think Away Your Pain (Your Brain is the Solution To Your Pain) Over...
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